Word: interventionism
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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The section on rebuilding our foreign policy wisely urges resumption of SALT talks and dètente. But it then demands more arms, more CIA intervention and the draft.
Neither the popular labor leader nor the head of Warsaw's Communist government had much control over the most incendiary threat: the potential for armed Soviet intervention. If Moscow were to decide on such a move, a possible cover might be provided by the Warsaw Pact maneuvers scheduled to...
As East bloc newspapers bannered the Moscow communique on their front pages, tensions rose palpably in Western capitals. For the first time in five weeks, Reagan Administration officials publicly warned of the "grave consequences" of outside intervention. State Department Spokesman William J. Dyess expressed concern over Warsaw Pact maneuvers, due...
British officials saw considerable significance in the Soviets' failure to formally notify NATO countries of the impending maneuvers, as they are supposed to do under the 1975 Helsinki agreement. Whitehall analysts speculated that Moscow did not want any NATO observers around at what could be a critical moment in...
The Reagan Cabinet is now almost evenly split on the auto issue between protectionists and free traders. Trade Representative William Brock said last week that he still supported unrestricted trade, but added, "Sometimes you have to take a step or two backward before you can move forward." Murray Weidenbaum, chairman...